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Why Venezuelan oil is back on the Strategic Geopolitical Agenda?
At first glance, the renewed U.S. engagement with Venezuelan oil may appear puzzling. Rebuilding Venezuela’s oil industry would likely require tens of billions of dollars, years of infrastructure rehabilitation, and exposure to significant political and legal risks. Energy leaders described the country as “uninvestable.” Yet Washington is clearly keeping Venezuelan oil on the strategic table. It is true that a number of U.S. Gulf Coast refineries were designed to process heav
Andrea Bonini
Feb 44 min read


Emerging Markets Strategy Memo: China & India
When looking at emerging markets today, focusing on short-term GDP prints or timing macro inflection points may not provide the most efficient investment guidance. Rather, following a structural and capital-allocation driven approach could provide better insight and alpha returns: invest where policy, demographics, and capital expenditure are aligned for multi-year compounding, even if some headline growth may look uninspiring. This philosophy explains why, when investing in
Andrea Bonini
Feb 17 min read


Five-Layer AI Infrastructure Stack
In a Davos panel at the 2026 World Economic Forum, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang framed AI not as a single technology but as a “five-layer cake” of interdependent infrastructure. From the bottom up, the layers are: (1) Energy , (2) Chips & Computing Infrastructure , (3) Cloud Infrastructure , (4) AI Models , and (5) Applications . Each layer must be built and scaled to support the next – meaning investments made today in energy grids, semiconductor fabs, and data centers will ulti
Andrea Bonini
Feb 18 min read
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